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  1. 01-19-2006, 02:45 PM #1
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    WTB 2.0 S pistons and Cylinders

    I have a 67 S with a siezed motor and would like to buy a set of Pistons and cylinders.
    Let me know what you have and how much you are asking
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  2. 01-19-2006, 03:49 PM #2
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    Remember that you can sneak 2.2s in there without any appreciable machine work. Depends on how original you want to be.
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    Look on ebay right now. $1400, 22hours to go, no bids
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    Quote Originally Posted by kenikh
    Remember that you can sneak 2.2s in there without any appreciable machine work. Depends on how original you want to be.
    Hey Ian,
    I have a Very Nice set.
    Ready to install with new rings.
    Just in case you want to go with 2.2S P&C's.
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  5. 01-19-2006, 06:23 PM #5
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    911 s pistons

    Hello: Do you have the engine apart? If not you may only need a couple of pistons or cylinders. I would take it apart, then see what you need. I have some 67 2.0S pistons and some 906 pistons as well. I don't have any stock cylinders for a 2.0 right now. Thanks Eric
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  6. 01-19-2006, 07:42 PM #6
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    911S Pistons and Cylinders

    Hi Guys,
    Thanks for all of the replies,
    I've just bought a 67 S silver sunroof coupe, one owner, been off the road since 1973, absolutely rust free, first paint- very faded I thought it was in gray primer.
    The motor is siezed, I think from just sitting but who knows.
    It's a black plate car, the guy bought it new from the factory and it has the original service book, FULL toolkit with original Porsche fan belt, Hirschman keys, Mesko tire pressure guage, Klien screwdrivers etc.
    The service book has the accompanying service providers in Europe book, it has a big white USA sticker on the engine lid, hasn't had any accidents, is all original paint and interior, dashtop is perfect, has one dent on the engine lid otherwise perfect, also is fitted with a Webasto heater.
    I'd like to know how many sunroof 67S models were made if anyone knows?
    I'll post pics soon as I get a chance to photograph it
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  7. 01-20-2006, 06:25 PM #7
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    I have a set of good used 2L S pistons. Need new rings ofcourse.
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  8. 04-24-2006, 02:02 PM #8
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    What might these be worth?

    2.0 pistons and cylinders I mean?

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  9. 04-24-2006, 06:07 PM #9
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    pistons and cylinders

    I, have a set of pistons and cylinders that are out of my 68S
    I'm not sure but I may have rods as well. I believe they are in excellent condition. The car was converted to a 2.2 twin plug.

    Call me, 310-871-5838

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